Edwin Valero hit harder than Antonio Margarito says Jose Santa Cruz

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  • Bastian Loc
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    #31
    Valero is already an atg legendary warrior hero.


    It doesn't surprise me if he punched harder, him and Margarito were only about 15 pounds apart.

    RIP great champion.

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      • G Doggy Dog
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        #32
        Valero is an atg.......fo sure

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          • JDezi4
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            #33
            Originally posted by rubensonnny
            Other than being Latino boxers with fairly grown hair, theres nothing that resembles Duran at all, Duran was a million miles ahead in every aspect of skill.
            He was a lot more skilled than he was able to show against the guys he fought. Even in the De Marco fight he was using faint defensive movement I'd imagine the average casual fan couldn't notice.

            Just like Duran used faint defensive movements, Edwin did too. Him and Bradley would have been epic

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              • G Doggy Dog
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                #34
                valero vs pacquiao at 140 would have been a motha fkn DREAM man.

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                  • Steward
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                    #35
                    Nice to see people give him the recognition he truly deserves.

                    Troubled man. There won't be another like him for quite some time.

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                      • G Doggy Dog
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                        #36
                        Originally posted by Stinson.
                        Nice to see people give him the recognition he truly deserves.

                        Troubled man. There won't be another like him for quite some time.
                        yea man he brought something different to the ring. would have loved him vs pac at 140 lol

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                          • GoogleMe
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                            #37
                            a guy 12lbs lighter could easily hit harder than the other. Valero hit like a mule kicks.

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                              • lebrick
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                                #38
                                Originally posted by Clutch93
                                Honestly, I saw something special in the guy Valero. He wasn't just physically gifted with power and speed, but had the skills as well as natural viciousness in the ring that you seldom see in fighters. I couldn't imagine the guy ever having a face of discouragement or doubt in the ring.

                                But that viciousness ultimately threw away his life as well as his wife's.

                                Such a shame.
                                there's an article written after his death and it was very accurate. that vehicular accident forever change his life. if he was allowed to fight in the US, he might have been out of his alcohol and drug problem..

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                                  • SCtrojansbaby
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                                    #39
                                    It wouldn't suprise me if Valero hit harder then most light heavyweights. Valero was a freak of nature

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                                      • G Doggy Dog
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                                        #40
                                        wonder how u get power like that

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